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![]() Hi, Can this be done? I have a list of registrations with a mileage from external source EG Reg Mileage aa01 1000 aa01 2000 aa01 3000 aa01 4000 bb02 1001 bb02 2001 bb02 3001 bb02 4001 cc03 1002 cc03 2002 cc03 3002 cc03 4002 What i need to be able to do is select the hightest Mileage record from each unique reg So the output needs to look like aa01 4000 bb02 4001 cc03 4002 Make sense? This report needs to be run once a month for 50 different accounts, so I need some sort of macro, or automatic feature that even the stupidest of people can use... -- Odysseus ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Odysseus's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=14563 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=320085 |
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